JOHANNESBURG – There is no reason to be alarmed about the rise in German measles cases.That’s according to Professor Adrian Puren, from the National Institute for Communicable Disease. READ: Rubella | A surge in fever rash testingHe says vaccinations will be made available for both German measles, formally known as Rubella, and measles.
Institute for Communicable Diseases promises vaccines for Rubella and measles
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